Dragon Marked for Death Reviews

Dragon Marked for Death is ranked in the 40th percentile of games scored on OpenCritic.
Evan Norris
Top Critic
6 / 10
Feb 11, 2019

If you can gather a team of four players and don't mind consulting a FAQ every now and then, this might be a good investment.

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A-
Apr 10, 2019

You may not be blown away by the visual experience of the game, but its a fun experience to play solo or with friends. Especially for fans of the Mega Man Zero series this is a must have addition to your library. Highly recommend this title!

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5 / 10.0
Apr 15, 2019

Dragon Marked for Death is a decent Action-Platformer that is held back by baffling design choices, but aims to please fans of the genre, especially fans of Mega Man Zero.

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2 / 5.0
Apr 17, 2019

To the average gamer, the game’s repetitive nature in the face of its overall lack of multiplayer alternatives will spell anathema.

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Feb 1, 2019

While I think Dragon Marked for Death isn’t balanced very well for a single player game, I think the online play more than makes up for that. There is a ton of quest variety, the levels have tons of depth and the game is just simply a blast to play with a friend. I’m not even a big fan of multiplayer games like this, and if I had more time I’d still be playing right now. I think the amount of quests here and replay value more than justify the inexpensive entry price, and hack and slash fans should grab a friend and be all over this one.

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7 / 10.0
Aug 11, 2020

Dragon Marked for Death captivates with its agile and fast-paced 2D action. Completing missions in control of six different heroes is exciting and mastering their skills and peculiarities is one of the highlights of the title. The adventure can be explored alone, but it is in multiplayer that the potential is best explored: players need to coordinate their movements to be able to win, and it is fun when the strategies work. Even so, the game has some notable limitations, such as low-impact RPG aspects, uninspired level design and recycled content, characteristics that can bring a sense of repetition. In the end, Dragon Marked for Death is a reasonable experience, but it is necessary to ignore its problems in order to better enjoy it.

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